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Newsletters
Letsema Newsletter Edition No 4
Letsema Newsletter Edition No 5-English
Letsema Newsletter Edition No 5-Sesotho
Letsema Newsletter Edition No 3 focuses on Children with Special Needs
Lesotho News
Lesotho Ratifies Disability Rights Treaty
Lesotho became the 42nd country to ratify the United Nations (UN) Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) on December 2, 2008.
Lesotho reopens International Adoptions
Massive diamond found in Lesotho
Prince Seeiso attends Letsema reception in Maseru
Letsema launches pioneering new map of Lesotho
Organisations join forces to fight for disability rights
Emergency obstetric care kits for health centres in Lesotho
The King calls for focus on food production in his New Year message
8000 children immunised against measles in Quthing
Lesotho Government subsidises food items with M10 million
Lesothos Crisis: 6 Doctors to 800,000 children
Boost for Lesotho Farmers from Small Maize Purchase for WFP
Organisation News
Mants'ase Children's Home Newsletter January 2010
WHO AFRO : Progress in HIV Prevention in Africa
K4L launches Maseru Street League
With funding from GTZ's Youth Development Through Football (YDF) initiative, Kick4Life has launched its first Street League in Maseru, capital city of Lesotho.
The HIV/AIDS Delegation Newsletter
Edition Number 6
Kick4Life receive new Boot Library
The HIV/AIDS Delegation Newsletter Mar-Apr 2009
The IVth Southern African regional seminar on HIV/AIDS
Mants'ase Children's Home Newsletter September 2009
The HIV/AIDS Delegation Newsletter Jan-Feb 2009
AIDS: everybody's effort is needed
The HIV/AIDS Delegation Newsletter Nov-Dec 2009
A survivor’s story
The HIV/AIDS Delegation Newsletter Sept-Oct 2008
The spotlight: Apparel Lesotho Alliance to Fight AIDS - ALAFA
The HIV/AIDS Delegation Newsletter June-July-August 2008
Lesotho: Approximately 80% of the blood donated to the
Lesotho Blood Transfusion Service comes from school children
(usually 16-23 years old).
Since this service has few regular donors, it visits schools around
the country. Usually, it holds sensitization sessions in the days /
weeks before the collection, so minors can ask for their parents’
permission.
On a normal day in the state center, the service collects about 4-5
units of blood, and about 60 units during a day in a school.
Remember:
We are all concerned, since we might all need one day some blood
after surgeries, accidents, etc.
So, if you can, please donate blood!
Contact details: LBTS, Metcash complex, Maseru (Tel: 22.31.60.91)
World Food Program Nutritional Support to OVC
Help Lesotho reaches hundreds of girls for leadership opportunities in 2008
UNV Volunteering - Inspiration in Action - School Feeding
Vodafone support will help Kick 4 Life reach thousands more in Lesotho
Kick 4 Life is looking for new Trustees
Re-Cycle is the chosen charity for the Bicycle Film Festival 2007
England Head Coach Fabio Capello visits Kick 4 Life in Maseru
Kick 4 Life recognised for role in tackling HIV
ILPH's Successful First Year in Lesotho!
UK funding for Semonkong Community Nursery and Botanical Garden project
UNICEF photography and film project highlights HIV plight in Lesotho
Children with HIV/AIDS are educated and entertained at Camp 'Mamohato
Lesotho celebrates International Disability Day
Kick 4 Life All Stars tour, November 2007
Malealea 2008 Calendar for sale
